Blue_Orca
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Nicolas, sorry, but I'm a little confused...
I understand your point on water resistance rating has no relationship to alarm sound loudness, and Cal 918 is always louder than Cal 956.
However, if we were to compare the new 2010 Memovox against the NSA and the Polaris re-issue in 2008/9, all use the same Cal 956, is there a noticable difference in loudness?
I'm not certain when you said "New memo sounds like the Polaris.", were you referring to the Polaris re-issue? Given that Polaris is in steel, would you not expect the NSA in titanium to sound a little louder than either the new Memovox (in steel or rose gold) or the Polaris re-edition, when they all use the same Cal 956?
Regards,
Blue
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By: Scaramanga : January 22nd, 2010-13:18
I actually tested all my Memovoxes and the loudest by far is the AMVOX1 "R-Alarm". The green LE in Titanium 44mm. I tested against the Grande Memovox, Memovox "classic", AMVOX1, Compressor Memovox, Extreme Geo-Memovox, Polaris, Navy Seals Alarm, Memovox t...
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By: amanico : January 22nd, 2010-14:57
The New Memo sounds like the Polaris...And the water resistance is much important on the Pola: 200 meters. So, as I said, it is more due to the movement: The 956 has a specific sound, more cristalline. It will sound lower than on watches using the 918... ...
indeed Nicolas
By: : January 23rd, 2010-06:15
"The metal of the case is a factor, indeed, and inlfuences the volume of the sound." All things equal except case material, comparing the alarms of the Polaris in steel and platinum, the steel case seemed louder to me. Tony